News
21 May 2018

Angola to tap China for $15.5bn infra funding

In:
Infrastructure, Power, Transport
Region:
Middle East & Africa

The Angolan government has plans to raise $15.5 billion of loans from China for infrastructure projects. The plan was revealed in a memo sent to investors within the framework of a new bond issue. Angolan authorities hope to secure around $2.5 billion from Chexim for infrastructure and energy...

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